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Community => Introductions => Topic started by: hoss111 on October 17, 2012, 12:44:00 AM
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What's up guys, I'm 27 years old, and have been chewing since I was 16. I am married with two kids and want to be around to be their dad for a long time. I've tried to quit several times, but now I am ready to get serious! Thanks in advice for any tips/support I will receive.
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What's up guys, I'm 27 years old, and have been chewing since I was 16. I am married with two kids and want to be around to be their dad for a long time. I've tried to quit several times, but now I am ready to get serious! Thanks in advice for any tips/support I will receive.
Post roll early.
Keep your word.
Get to know other quitters.
Become active.
Don't worry about anything but today!!!
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What's up guys, I'm 27 years old, and have been chewing since I was 16. I am married with two kids and want to be around to be their dad for a long time. I've tried to quit several times, but now I am ready to get serious! Thanks in advice for any tips/support I will receive.
Check your inbox. Sent you a message brother. Nice job on deciding to take you life back.
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What's up guys, I'm 27 years old, and have been chewing since I was 16. I am married with two kids and want to be around to be their dad for a long time. I've tried to quit several times, but now I am ready to get serious! Thanks in advice for any tips/support I will receive.
Post roll early.
Keep your word.
Get to know other quitters.
Become active.
Don't worry about anything but today!!!
That's a dang good start right there. There's a little more to it, but concentrate on what WT57 said. The other pieces will fall into place.
You've made the right decision. Never forget the agony of the first few days. Put that in a memory vault. Stay quit and you'll never have to suffer through that again.
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What's up guys, I'm 27 years old, and have been chewing since I was 16. I am married with two kids and want to be around to be their dad for a long time. I've tried to quit several times, but now I am ready to get serious! Thanks in advice for any tips/support I will receive.
Post roll early.
Keep your word.
Get to know other quitters.
Become active.
Don't worry about anything but today!!!
That's a dang good start right there. There's a little more to it, but concentrate on what WT57 said. The other pieces will fall into place.
You've made the right decision. Never forget the agony of the first few days. Put that in a memory vault. Stay quit and you'll never have to suffer through that again.
Best thing about withdrawal is it only happens once because you're quit.
Nice work.